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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2013
Page
11
A Clinton woman suffered minor injuries when her car drove under a semitrailer in a Monday morning crash on I-15 between mile markers 334 and 335. Randy Phillips 29 of Roy was cited for failure to signal a lane change. Winkle, 24, of Clinton, avoided injury.
Lagoon plans two new Kiddieland attractions for the 2013 season as construction cranes rise over the park. Officials say a larger forthcoming project may debut in 2014 or 2015, with preliminary work underway but few details disclosed. The park expects a spring opening on March 30, aiming to keep visitor numbers above one million.
The Davis County Headquarters Library at 133 S Main St in Farmington opened Oct 16 2012 replacing the aging main branch. A 2012 October–December review shows a 15 percent year over year increase in circulation since the new building began operation.
Salt Lake City Utah November 2013 Standard Examiner interview with Rebecca Lockhart Republican of Provo outlines that federal debt ceiling and fiscal cliff uncertainties may shape Utah legislative actions during the 45 day session that began January 28. Lockhart stresses budgeting and education funding as perennial focuses.
Wasatch Rambler column discusses Layton homeowner Clare Niederhauser facing reckless endangerment charges after firing at a burglar, debates safe home defense, praises Alan Hall's 3.5 million donation to Weber State, and commends Intermountain Healthcare and Midtown Clinic for a 10 000 gift aiding patient care. It also critiques politicians for stance on health care and reflects on personal ER costs and hospital funding of uninsured patients.
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